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'Seinfeld' Star Len Lesser Died From Cancer-Related Pneumonia
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The 88-year-old actor passed away in California on Wednesday, February 16, his family say.

AceShowbiz - "Seinfeld" star Len Lesser has died, aged 88. The actor, who played Seinfeld's Uncle Leo in the sitcom, passed away from cancer-related pneumonia in California on Wednesday, February 16, according to his family.

Lesser was a familiar face on U.S. TV for decades, appearing in successful shows including "Get Smart", "The Munsters", "The Monkees" and "The Rockford Files". In his later years, the towering actor's roles as hitmen or criminals gave way to aging comedy characters, including his "Seinfeld" role and his appearances as arm-shaking Garvin in "Everybody Loves Raymond".

He also appeared in several movies, such as "The Outlaw Josey Wales", "Kelly's Heroes" and "Birdman of Alcatraz". He is survived by a daughter and son, as well as three grandchildren.

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